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Omer Arbel reflects on 20 years of ‘making materials uncomfortable’ to generate novel forms

After almost two decades’ developing dazzling sculptural lighting and buildings, the designer and Bocci co-founder discusses the ‘constructed discomfort’ that allows his studio to innovate

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Daniel Obasi discusses Lagos’ Amah members’ club, where vocation and wonder can meet

Amah, a new members’ club founded by photographer, art director and stylist Daniel Obasi, is a creative co-working space and meeting point for Lagos’ creative class

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‘Natural gold’ straw weaving by Hanny Newton wins the inaugural QEST Sanderson rising star award

'I have been passionate and driven to champion straw embroidery as an exquisite, sustainable “natural gold”’: rising star Hanny Newton on winning the inaugural award

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Sarah Solis’ first furniture collection is an homage to art deco

‘Is it weird to call furniture sexy?’ Los Angeles-based designer Sarah Solis discusses her debut furniture line and new brand and store, Galerie Solis

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First look: Noma Kyoto returns and aims to ‘double-wow’ diners

Noma Kyoto opens on 8 October for a ten-week pop-up inside Ace Kyoto. Thomas Lykke, co-founder of OEO Studio, tells us of the interiors’ autumn-forest inspiration

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How a Rohingya rape survivor’s abortion became legally complicated

Two weeks ago, Sadia*, a 19-year-old Rohingya asylum seeker in India, was finally able to terminate her pregnancy that resulted from a reported rape that happened in Tripura in June. It cost her 10,000 Bangladeshi Taka (Rs 7,000) to abort in a private hospital in Bangladesh.

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Glossip v. Oklahoma: The Story Behind How a Death Row Inmate and the Oklahoma A.G. Concocted a Phantom "Brady Violation" and Got Supreme Court Review (Part I)

Glossip alleges that his prosecutors withheld evidence at his murder trial—and the Oklahoma A.G. curiously supports his claim. But the prosecutors didn't withhold anything. And the victim's family remains enmeshed in decades of frivolous capital litigation that has now reached the Supreme Court.

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Gordon von Steiner’s furniture-design debut tightropes between classic and contemporary

Fashion photographer Gordon von Steiner steps into the shoes of a product designer with ‘Chair #1’, a collaboration with House of Léon. He tells us the thoughts behind his design process

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The story behind Hermès’ ‘Barénia’, a perfume that took nearly ten years to make

Hermès’ ‘Barénia’ is the house’s first-ever chypre fragrance. Christine Nagel tells Wallpaper* why it was almost ten years in the making

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‘At its best, it's all an act of love’: Apparatus’ Gabriel Hendifar on building a cult design brand

For our interview series with those lighting up London Design Festival 2024, Apparatus’ co-founder Gabriel Hendifar reflects on the New York brand's future, and its first year in London

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The 2024 RIBA Reinvention Award, Muyiwa Oki, and making reuse ‘more special than ever’

The shortlist for the 2024 RIBA Reinvention Award has been announced today; we caught up with the institute’s president Muyiwa Oki to discuss the honour

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‘If there wasn't a demand for design that fits the psyche of the day, we'd still be sitting on Victorian furniture,’ Sheridan Coakley, SCP founder

As part of our London Design Festival 2024 interview series, Sheridan Coakley speaks about four decades of the fair

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‘London has a punk attitude – it has enabled somebody like me to emerge in this extremely niche field’: designer Natsai Audrey Chieza

As we interview key figures around London Design Festival 2024, Natsai Audrey Chieza discusses biodesign, previews her ‘Gathering’ lamp, and ponders the role of the festival

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‘If you’re a designer today, you have to keep learning to keep up’: curator Jane Withers

Jane Withers, curator of London Design Festival 2024’s Brompton Design District, on bringing learning to life at the event, and her drive to spark ecological debate

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Mourad Mazouz tell us how the fusion of high art and haute cuisine has kept Sketch at the pinnacle of London dining

'Opening the restaurant felt like something we’d drawn over and over again': Sketch founder Mourad Mazouz tells Wallpaper* about the importance of artistic and culinary fusion

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‘If kids grew up going to London Design Festival they would learn so much’: architect Shawn Adams

In the first of our interviews with key figures lighting up the London Design Festival 2024, Shawn Adams, founder of POoR Collective, discusses the power of such events to encourage social change

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'To My Ships' is a new personal care brand with a clean conscience

We interview founder Daniel Bense and designers Formafantasma to hear how the brand came to life

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First Look: a domestic idyll by Lucy Stark and Fabien Cappello at the Blunk Space

Inspired by the life and times at JB Blunk's haven of a house in Inverness, a new exhibition of paintings and objects has us dreaming of California

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‘You should not take yourself too seriously or you risk becoming boring’: Luca Guadagnino and Nicolò Rosmarini on Homo Faber 2024

As the design and film worlds flocked to Venice at the weekend for Homo Faber and the Venice Film Festival, Wallpaper* sat down in a cool salon with two men in hot demand to take their temperature on craft, interiors and gold leaf cable covers

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22 bird houses come home to roost in ‘Dwellings’ at South London Gallery

As a new show opens this weekend in London, exploring the concept of the bird house, we interview one of its curators, Andu Masebo (not via Twitter)

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Baina and Estudio Persona’s design-led towels are going to elevate your bathroom

Curated towel brand Baina has teamed up with Estudio Persona for ‘Umbra’, a limited-edition collection set to elevate your bathing experience

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Lamborghini’s Mitja Borkert discusses the company’s new Temerario super sports car

The new Lamborghini Temerario was unveiled this month in California, ushering in a new era of electrified performance to replace the company’s best-selling Huracán model

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First Look: Remsen reframes ageing through design. ‘As you age, you should want the things you need’

New brand Remsen is on a mission to shift perspectives on ageing, re-envisioning “geriatric products” as luxury home goods.

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Exclusive: Lesire collection by Mabeo Studio for Design Within Reach

We interview Botswanan designer Peter Mabeo as his new collection hits Design Within Reach stores across the USA

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First Look: Kelly Wearstler’s ‘Lotura’ collection brings heavy metal to interiors

With a new range of lighting inspired by brutalism, Kelly Wearstler proves that light and weight are beautiful bedfellows

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